Anyone know where to get some 13 XW rubber boots at a reasonable price. I have some standard width I can wear for a short time but then they get to hurting my feet. If I have to shovel snow this year I would prefer some boots that fit.
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I found a pair 3-4 years ago at bass pro they were kinda pricy ar $125 but they have lasted at least three years on mud at the barn before the right boot started to leak.
Unfortunately decent mud boots are pricey. Any of the cheap rubber boots will be uncomfortable in my experience.
If you gotta stay cheap just buy 1 size up and stick some insoles in ‘em
If you gotta stay cheap just buy 1 size up and stick some insoles in ‘em
Get some rubber boots that you wear over your shoes.
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I got some at Atlwoods last year that are pretty wide and they cost like $20. They are great for no more than I wear them.
They’d fit better if you didn’t try to put your pet sheep’s’ feet in them at the same time
I feel your pain. I am a big guy with X-wide #14 penguin feet, so need wide midfoot to avoid pain. Hard to find ANY shoes/boots that don't hurt, but I've learned via trial and error it's pretty hard to beat Muck. Super quality, neoprene uppers (not cheap rubber), and these don't hurt my 14's. Even though they are tall calf length, I can step in them easily, and slip out of them without a struggle. Lighter than you'd expect. I think they were $83 on Prime with free try/return last March. The wife and I also have worn Muck's low-cut barnyard shoes for years, and they are great.
Too bad there aren't young guys that come around to shovel snow anymore. Used to be we would do it all for 8 bucks and be happy to have the work. Now they're too busy playing video games and their parents don't even want them to have to work.
